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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14
Axorzza sxCrrzxxzr AT rus OLD xurso

when the Posx-InTELL1oxMCRn men
arrived 81 Rsntnn yesterday morning
be learned that there vas ansshsg ssn-
sation thsre. Several h0usss had bssu
visited b. burglars and some Of them
had BEEN robbed Of money sud cloth.
ina. The RepoFtar went hrus 20 the
house Of Mr.. 4. L. HmitheEs and found
that some man bad attempted an en-
trance there By pryina oat the slAts ef
one IF the dining room windows. The
WoEk bad besB attempted n moot
slovenly manner and 10 vas evident the
onrRiar waa DOT an expeFk. Mira fhorn,
the dauQhfsF Of Mr.. BmithsFs, alspt
thet niaht nexs 10 the dining room and
hsaFd the man e. WORK. He haally
0koke the Windov and unfastened the
latch, bis other work being useless, and
waa lass going 10 climb m, when Mn.
Thorn appeared With q light and the
Burglar lefl. Bis tracks were PLAINLY
visible along the Walk and Il uas evi-
dent that be vas Q white man and wore
Q pair Of rubber shoes o. boots. TIE
reporter traced him 20 Mr.. Crane Wood
wcrshis place, where he took noshina,
but whar0 be exchanged his old cloth
ina for some be had stolen from Mr..
Leroy Parker. The latter wss mines .
good neW % noaviy naw suit Of clothes,
9 new hat and g 30 IN eash. and bot for
his wife's foresnsuahs IN quitting 10
awAy could have Lost go more. From
Mr.. WoodVorth's the man maxi vent 70
Fl Governor equirs's place, vhsrs be
pushed open the back door of che house
where che men slsps, took out two IaiFs
Of pants, went through the sockets and
stole q nickel watch with Walaham
movement and as In cash belonging 20
Sanford shaw. one 81 the mes. bat left
the pants behiad. he then vent 70 the
meathouse and stole . lantern and after
doing some damage 81 the BAN left.
Charles Custer wss also the recipient Of
visit and lost ham. Tue TRACKS, show
that the same man did all the work.
u vas noticed e. Q somewhat remark
able thing that tbs large black doc be-
longing TO Me-. HmitheFs vas Of no uee
to keep out the baFGlAE, and 9 waR said
that 10 wss an evident faos that Deputy
sheriff Keown was noa there for two
reasons, one gas that be vas In Seattle
and the other was that when asked
o call Mr.. SmitheFs ~ Q iurymen the
day before, be bad shifked it beoause
be vas afraid Of she doR. And this IN
broad dsyliaht.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14
SYRUP or PIGS

Is the Delighted liquid laxative, and tha
0nly srus remedy Tor habituAl oona,lpa-
sion and the many ms deceneinG On .
uenk OF inactive csnoilion Of toe kid-
usys, liver and bewsla Il b Vlsaaant
remedy 70 take, boeh 30 Old and yun0e ;
10 10 gentle IN lie aetiun and sheettvei
10 10 aoccpeable 10 The stomach. anc
strengthens the organs on whieh Is noie.
Msnufaeiured only By ehe 0aligefnia
FIG syrup Co. San Ffaneises, OAL foI
sals by A. B. steUart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

EnAHr ~ eHAzR.-Ths testimony
taken By The rssssss IN Ghs divorce sass
Of Addie z. Smart Of Rsnten naainsi
James W. smaTa On tha Groaads Of
deesfsion and non support Gas lied ID
shs Clerk of OoaFt's ones ysssaedag.
soasshsg with tie report Of he referees
bosh as 70 tie fzeis and the law. The
wferos lads he ploiutf6 euai1led - =
divorce. Tnsre are four children, WHO
hg an aRreed upen etipuIafian viii 90.
the too older onss 10 The fatAsF esd chs
tWo younger 70 the mothes. That d
shis diviIluu of ebildfsn viii coenR II .
daarse az divolna 4 granted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

Tns HlP Plczzno BEaEzL = Hog
piekina beaan yssasFdng 10 TIE whtss
Rvsr VALLEY yaFds. The pEespeata Of
a.ssina the crop gsshersd usomrsIy en-
e1cellsnt. S0me afyuers IN tee Puyal'
lap Valley are nndtng diifeaity b Rst
tinQ ensaah piekeEa. be esneEai -.
lief that adSaaSsa rates Oil Enl8 Ton
this years. erop haa pat al she RrowsrI
ID e0od humoFs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

Orr son RAs FaAscIsco.-YesaeFdsy
afasEnooa . reporter vas sauswbat
suFvgissd 10 nssl CApL Cove, ef the
toe Tyse. % the street. as it waa pa6-
llshsd asvsari days aRo thai TIE sssamsF
Rad eone 90 can eFaHeisco for FepalFs.
~ cav Of explanation, Gags. Cove
said: "rhe eEror vhieh TIE newapapsrs
feli into when they pnhlishe1 tasE ne
fyes had go1e. Wae z vafy natural ans.
aad grew oui % TIE fset thst she cleared
10 ths Cogtom Hcess for San Possesses
AZ thai time. bas uili nea starr nntsl
abis evonine. aAs 10 nov AZ The bank-Is
taklrR % 80 tons Of fasi. kAs goes 20
San FfAaeIaoa % hAve Der boilers over
b nisd b. the uutoa Iron works. WhsSe
ihsy sere constERsssa Ihe tFeaoie -
vita he anes. fha expanaioa and eun-
tRaeEi0n are - great tbat Trey pasn and
Pail q boiler al oat % aaape. lie
eompany u & tng - have corrugated
instead of straaeet noss pat IN Tie
I've uiii b Aoseat fron TIE EoaBc
a0on1 thEee weeds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

HEzaEu HoEzpAu.-Oa sanday even
ina nexs occurs Rosa Hoshannah, Or
the Jewish Nsw Year. Services In
Eneliah vfll BE- sand1cssd In Kniahts Of
Pythias hall RsS. 6amael 3. Hgmes.
OF Victorla, WiIl efsaiAts. fer the GFsa
time IN Seattle. Toe ofthodox Jsvs
e@lahrasa two days. and The modsEn
geus coe day only. ths fos8es rsaainine
The old form aFialna frum ocoasionaa
doahas o. 20 whanA wBs The day On
which the nee year began. Rev.
Hymaa wiEi deliver . lsotare On eandag
svsnine and also HonAay fersnoon.
both 81 which VII Be a TIE EnRiish
lanaaaaa. Tn dAsa afisFwAzdR %
6epanmosg 37tA, occurs Yam KipaF, 90
DSv e Asumsxana, dartnR whino fnF ~
hesss nlrict 10 al BE- observed npsh
~ aIlno1ax ed madszn gsuR ard al
b1atnaea uiil n ga1pe16Ed- 8 nlriss q
haIdaga VII c1eEe aflsFBaR1es A sen
ssal inVitAtien b t41andsd !. - public
- AHEAD me ssFviess 10 kniRhts Of
Fythinn hall
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eORR TaROAT

L pasaisalasiy fssursbls - - euntEae-
atno of Dtph,keRia- Hsed tie wagnlnG
and aas DAFbyis PFophyIagsae flutd- u
e onns niiays tbs iuGsmUattan 81 90
thFoaa ssbdnss tie pas1 ard gives pof
mansnt relIsf. u peuDp1lS nnd easss
aaiiy destroys ell eostaGl1a s14 olph-
sesFslls a.Fms. e "a . nafazzasa aGA1ns'
aaDhGAmFaA. sad ahuzld 10 ens1 % ~
AE1a symrtema Of eOss thrsaa - q
nnrnIa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

sOREUM SsuRx Co2vnuzsuns.-Ah 1im
end An Lou were eaeA eunyissed h ~
Dissrisi o0uEs yesterday Tor hsspi1R
opinm ioinas. Tha entiFs o1iAf of suoh
O1mnefl enble, ams were very s1aamGtiva
of ana 1aus 70 wnseh ehey kn& boom puh.
Ths 0atas Wsll BE destroyed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

eNuo0LEn AsD CHENsHKH ARsEsTEn.
Yesterday aitsEnoon Customs In
spsetOF samuel BAss arrived here fram
fsFndAls, Nnotsack Ofoaaina. WITH Eve
psiscness. Oae ef thsm vas . white
man, Who gave hta nama ~ eimpeou.
and who hAd On bic possession. ehen ~
rested. thirty cans of unsttmped opium,
wrapped np Ia bis blankets. vhieo ~
Pasked on his back. A oomplalnt has
been lodged against him. sud Be viii
Head guilty ~ the shafge Of annealine.
he ether pFiaoness we're ave Cnina.
nen. four % uhom are charged Uieo
snlaUfully entsrins ths territory % tbs
Vaiaed States. and one Chin WeuR. Who
AAd . certificate, and who 10 charged
VIII ASSISTING Ohinsae lsharafu b entsR
tee territory % tue United states. Mt,
baaa, the Inspector, will re@ain 70
seattle to-day 30 appear ~ = witness
aRAins. thess parties before oemmis-
nionef Emery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

SeHp oanploIl. q Ruzt BInksIg. apan
iAat Ale21 in 1s1tl1s.
oqsseloR e camnus oainsy A
Breasts i IN the alsy.
Ohafise BnFnaal. Eaparinasnaanf d
he Henth pf4irle nasl rriaaa. euens ven
iaR1ay b Seattle.
ID. Hseard, efiss sums tins apsni
e ne eltYs has Entafned % as fnzen %
eecons - h0ne4E fnxmaes
a. ". Baah. Hanry I.anaas. culnusl
Oliver Weed ana SnAes BNan. of Per
Iosn..nds arrived hsss from sh1s plaos
ysstssday.
Cna1ies Bssns. 0Igmuin: 4. D. Wots,
4. Dsidkie. B 40 EranaIaansF y. q Fdl.oH,
l0wa Cfsy Geo. Mar, silver C.ee.M n. M
A. p. Hmilb, Hnmbslk. n. b. Johr
ESQ q, ArR1nAi1 3 Hrswe.. s1atn-
vesa Uiys No. Ere e ths Nsu k1eland.
HsFEy O. Lord. fsrmesly Chief KaQi.
uaor ct the 1nnbTi \, and lately on toe
sfeameg 9snaFnf WfiRhf. a Fsaeina. Il
20 take she place % Cniaf Eoeinsas
PesFi, Fealgned, on the ManaanEfa.
Assissant EaQinsaF Walser MndRs has
also seat - hfa fesIauation. COS hia SUE
ceassF has not yes bsen appointed.
n. a. kothehild. q. Russkess, n. =.
Doosia. q. Conesins, San Francisco; >.
emiah, Miss Eoidhnm, Deusers =.
0oidman, Marx WHziu~ld, z 8. kSth-
child. PORTAGE; =. r Boyd. Viesorts.
II. B. CSrWin, Whateom; Q1tnasy A.
Brooks, Port fosussud; q. AaD0usld.
S1n Juan; o. w. johnson, Pnyailup;
q. Payne, UlaaiaaV; J. CAFES 3 wIfs,
Mount VEN o, ,. Gflohrts,, Stauwood;
o. Wood, Port Toansrnd; s. B4ss,
Ssmishmoo, are e. she Bsusswiek.
o. G0ndsgson. PORT Candle; John
Thomueon, Mrs. Penee and daaahteg,
Miss Minnie Jonnson, whateom; J0nn
John Bnrion end wIfe, Il. BandsrBon,
y. 3 Gina. s n. Cooper. 3. r v0l0n,
San Francisco; L. A. Felix. O1,o; Ezrs
WflIIams, lsoomat U1Inton 0oina, p.
II. Ross, James EuililoVe. Portland; A.
=. beach, Rsnton; rn0maa Massa, Mrs.
A. Jones. OsdaF Mo1ntsiBi A. 3, wal
kef and wife. 6sIllaauamtsb; q. l..
Marshall, New HampshiFs; O, y. Boyn
ton aod family, Bfookivp, n Y; ). p.
eoshzld. Aihany, Or. z j. Wood, Min
neapolia, Mimi h. !. Hutchinson. A.
L. Perkins. GasdineF, N. h., are Is tbs
AFtington.
IA. Mooney, PoFtlknd; d. W. Bsily,
Pendleton. Or; H 4. Matthew, Ohi-
esRo; henry Lsndea, A. ". Bash. Port
Rownsspd; a. 3. Bowlea, IL. Dsheny,
Walla Walls; John &. Potter, JF., Pail
adelpbls, MRa. Jamss D0nualiy, Rsnson;
B. B. HoshtEand Jf. and wife, New
YoFk, W. 8. Palmer and wife, Mrs.
!. b. Palmer, 6as FFaneiseo; y. q.
Riehasoa violoria; A. q 6reenhaum,
San Francisco; q. q. Feed, Feanklin;
Nelson Bsnuets, n. O. y ivis, Z. h. El-
Iiogt, Pac8ms; George Mason, PostIspd;
Wm. b. Jsnkins, Leo BoFgin. B. J..
WsFtheimsf q {. Milis, san FFaBcia-
eo;J. Aeh, Il. n. Wade, Portland; ".
W. Work and wife. Olympia; Walter
Keyee. epokane. are as the Occidental.
$4,000 worth Of nsv dry goods iuss
arrived. Eastern cash prices. CHns-
80 n1avw
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nAaTsmN SHIPMENTS pTns0TgD oyzA TIE
oAMAptAn RAcEYFo AsE sEHT ovnn
Tam m0ATHKRM PACIFIC.


There have recently besn soms mis-
takes In the transfer freight ofaes Ia
81. Paul, By which vest bound fFeiehi
consigned from Eastern stiles via 81.
Paal and the Canadian Pacins Railway,
has come west By ths Northern Pacific
Railroad. which company demands
freight Faees IN excess Of those agree d
npon between the e0ndRuar and tie
company on whose line the Ro0ds were
originally ahipped.
Do 6epsemb-R l0ih last, tbs arm Of
See WabAeheF Broa a Company, Of this
city, Feo-ived by mail from Husaey
BINS 4 Co, Of PittsbaFR. Pa, notice Of
= shipment % 22O pounds OF shovels
and scoops. Tue blank received showed
that the goods had been shipped By
way Of the PittaburR, Fort WAYNE 4
OhicaRo r lilroao, the Chicago, Barring
too 4 Northern road 10 81. Paul, and
from this latter point the oonsiRnmeat
should have gene 10 the Canadian Pa
etc railway. II came 10 Seattle by way
Of she Northern PaoIao and the Puget
sound shore Line, however. Accord
ing % the rates sgreed up0a BY the
PIttsbuFg agent OF the Canadian Pc
oihc Railroad, eI.23 per hundred,
should have been enaFsed. Az = matter
Of fact, instead Of psyipa &27.o6. the
arm paid eS3 81, off -Fenos Of 1881.
Mr.. Kennedy cashier Of the Puget
Sound Shore Line said 10 the arm. ave
dlen1 oontraet 30 deliver tns goods ~
III % and cons qasntly cans deliver
them 81 that rate, and oan't ALLOW that
rae, and will not recstve q claim for the
difference IN the freight charges"
when asked hCw u haBptned that
The Ro0da came by the Northern PAoi-
DO, MI. Kennedy said be did not know.
A few days aRo II. Z Levy received
notios ef tho shipment OF . crate If
eroeksry from BuFRsss a Goddard, OF
Nv Yogk City. The erate was marked
via Canadian Pseifis Railway" but 70
came over toe Northern Paelhe, and
although lhe agreed fate vas 81 OF per
nundFed Ms. Levy paid el.lo per
handfed
MAX. Gottafain. liquor dealers havs
had q siuilAT expeFtenoe.
FseiPht Agent n sG,nniss, OF the Ca
madam Paoiao road 10 investigating The
matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

ANEW PAcKmo coNPAxx.-WIlllam
KIrkwnOd aud Charles W. No,.lnRham.
Of Portland, Oreesni Car O. Phiensy,
Ansoa 8. BaFvell ana T. l.. CeaGtn. Of
Bssttls, yesterday oFsaniesd themselves
Into corporation upder she name aud
style Of Hrha KING Ooauty PaekIna
Company" aad The articles OF sneoF'
posAtion we're eiad Ia The AudiIof' I
olaee. Stripped os aboat two hundred
vsgds OF legal veEbiage. she pofeoes o.
the Company d Simply 10 catch. pack,
bay and ell hsh, aud 90 evesythine
usually, or which may Be- incident os
Necessary 20 anoh q Business. TIE
amount Of capital stock u hxed A.
$4,000. divided into 100 aaares OF 4lOV
eaeA. The ooFporatten's Uxialsnce y
limited 10 50 years. Tne incorporation
ere named &c lFugteea - manage TIE
eoaeeFn uatil March 1. 1858 Seattle q
axed as the prineipsl piacs Of business
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

GnallY. wham I a rsa aB exasaae q bcu6
fsF e1G1a eNA D. 4. Dsnng. e. s.
atfies md Ai6nRo DsHis. e DunreneW,
/ e. s1ssfiss. enrfssfanai fknf - kennl
aEEss1 uDun n1onid meag1Re % ~ nlir-
ulnasd vnIns u fnll. - orpusistan uEnb-
nurn2s fell back npnm tbs @rine eAMmnnA"
and voted ttnf - eun6iiinus s.hnd nnt
been EnsGn TIA e. Board Il Tr89G
aasnt tssasra6 8 u1oposiIiun e ieass
tne iagaI 1nnuEr1ns1an At tna eontEnE1
% 9 board q arbisxsfiun, % snnnfss o.
| fEaiss6 laami minda impaEsfa1 ard
muknalsy nanapeabIs. Tnis nnnnlfssaly
fair and faet psapasiainn wa4 rafeEFsd -
~ Oommiftss g edassfian. seifaous
fseffng. and rs
RBSMFxEx EnegTzUnED,
OonfaEsnoe. aRSuansinR ln fEsalf tha
Bola KiRha 30 ndiadirn8s 1hae mntteR.
Il VS. Bos nesesssgy, ID order - eaKFy
tke1f point, that q roaolef1c1 be
adogted eeolaRina that 20 sneh piaea ~
RoEs ToWnnend existed. henea thsee|
was % seaoluEton uf thas natars intro
enes6. Bat, IN osasE shst tAs public
mag know fnss how this tnfamT was
perpesfatsd, - My ID tha izn1n4ae %
81 iDnog1al doeumsnt, ALsa 6sets -
eubmifted 70 3 aandid wuRlds Ths
nohie Dan No votsd throaGh Il III -
ksep faitn ID thzik basiness o1nfEagea.
esseFxs ~ fha pgaiss. Their names
arss Denison. Dilion. Log, Tennana,
oktdDofs, Coeper. Atwood end Lan-
oaeh. Lea them nos Be hlaDsd. Thsy
Did their hest 20 pfeesFvs tbs honor 81
he OonfsFenee. The gta1ement made
By Mr.. Dsnison that al to- truuels
arose becsuse they STOOD In the snAoo@
81 $4,000 ODER from another location.
Indicated thaa Rsntlsman 20 have not
enlg clear peEosplion of ths faces, bal
heroism eno1Rh 30 ssy 80 when pisad
ina sith hia bFssArsn 10 d. their plain
duty.
Rsrorser-whss becomes Of ths Port
fegnsene vsnssFsf
NJ. NeiB-We expect % build .
Grand university shess. e. contemplated.
bus another denomination viii have
eontrcl Of n.
2ix96 al linen Huek towels, 90 Coz.
Is incn 81 linen crash. s.. Texas 4
eineefEaan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

ARnEvAL or THR MExico tue saaam.
ship Msxioo arrived Al 8 o'eloek yesseF
Day aftsFnoon fsom SIN Franetseo
Captain Huntington states that twelvS
eoags Of very Foa0h weather vas expss
isneEd on shs sftp. Nors fFsleAs "a
oGefed 10 San EFanoisee than ~
steamer could poskitlv tAhe. and eon
edeFsele had 90 Be Ian % tea dock
the Mexico hfoashs 81 cabin passer
eefs and 1907 tuus % fFelaht fhl
RAaeenears we're fer Rosts aa follows
taeaosia 81. Port TswuarnG 8. Seatfl
Is Tacoma 6 Her frsiwht waa at~sFsh
esed thnsi For VicsoFta SO tosa vsn
e9aVer aS tnns. Port Towneend IS
sen4 eeastls tSS tons aud fseoma 2li
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

] IS diRsEsnt sssnina SHADES. 81 vol
AlbalrosR ~ inchss vide, 7te; @ sba6s1
hahs eosoud satin, Doe. TekfnB \
EinnsRmAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14
MuNEY TOOAN

On ohastss moFlEaRs. good eallatsEsl
o. psrsnunl asenFit3, no4As. DoFaaAaoa.
sexin. huuds, tinne sAeeka. etc, b9aRha,
ConRToM, MLGxn 4 Go.
OHsa With yndRa emflh, JaEea street
opposlis tha Osssaental. am.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

All woel black diagonal suits S12; al
vsol hlue ohsviot suits el2. san Fran
CISCO Store. anll
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

FuII slzs white blankets el.s5If; Do
DO gray 81 Is, extra good cowfoFtsfs
$50. San Francisco Store. aul4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

Lkxp OEFlcn kEM0vAE- - Rsetslss
OsaraaaeF, OF tbs DATED States Land
Omee - olympia, hes received tels-
esam cirectinR TIE removal 81 ne taDd
en- . trom Oly@pia - reAlsls. He aisO
tseesved iniqFusation Of The enlaFee-
@aos % the Nancueves dislrtoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

TEE FRoPLn OF s1ATrtH 70 BUILD A
DaT pOcE.
The great necessity fslt here Ger q
suitable place 10 bald and repair ves-
ssla has oalninated in the organization
Of zoe Seattle Dry Dock sad ehip
Balldina Company. Articles o. IDeoF.
poraiion have been drawn 90 and died
Tor record IN the AnditoE's piise- The
inaarpofasora ara DAVID 4 Denny,
AiexanaeF lieu. ID. r. Dare aud Ma
thanisl "a. RsEsrs. The oelset OF the
company. in short = 70 o1ild, own and
operate z ssctsoaal dcok, g. abla 81
taeina oai iao0 too vesssi. Tee cap
ltaI stock hAa been placed ~ $4,000,
With poser 10 Increase, divided into 500
saares - 500 each.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

BeeoaA had eosds boaahE, SD and
REaasd Ter b L. l. AALm &Oos eo.n9
9ssena and OesanhiA ssssss& ansoln
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

All wool peaFist pants ond vests re-
dueed 90 g. . aaii; MaFion cofsea 10
piek and btus, redaeed % Use; eiearancS
aAle. San Francisco store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

An Iinnn tanls annaak 100; extra asod
Turkish tosels Too, clearanos sale. ean
FEnne1sco etofe. aniA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

A bakery In good locality With az
iuFsa complsbs, for sale of tsAoe. T. L.
BARS 4 20. sslO4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14
4 GRANp RT7ERPRIsE.

95o. IS Ineh homsspun ladies' cloth
all wool. CRnsTxA CLKAHH. ssll
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

D.ineA ell wo.I scaflet twill aannell
sos. Full sSa gray blankets, &i25.
roklas 4 slneeFmAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

So. LadIeS Hnen collars With cspss.
ell sizsa. CMEsrxa CLRARH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

For your groceries 20 to @. @. srAn1
UP & Co., osFueF Third and spring. selI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

Year orders yin Be called for, give us
q trial, Q. q. SFAHTuR 4 Co., Groo-T
RhiFd and : 5Fine. RlA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

Laak a ths nee ssa n1bey nsckiiss
q Tohina . elnzss@AnAG aniG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14
MISTAKES AT 81. PAUL.

French hid shoes, $50 qaality, re-
duced 20 IS 50. San francisco Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

$4,000 vorth Of nsv dry goods iasa
arrived. Eastern cash prices. Cans-
TN CERaRT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14
CARD OF THANKS.

Ths following ssleGsam spsahs for
ltsslf:
Haa. D. T. Dsnay. 6sGtfis-Ia behalf
q cor peopls - ssnfeF 20 tbs exprae-
sion Of our aFxtitade Sos FguE valuu1AsS
auaEanty 10 the "a. Il. Onnfeee1ees b
ssaxien a. Olsmpia. q The ualE9Rsity
oapns subscribed b ths psopis u tnss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

3ix36 al linen Hnsk sowels, 90 Goa
Is inoh 81 linen eraah. s.. Tcklas 4
eineefzan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14

Before that body the report Of the trus-
sees' secretary. nes did d pay any stten-
tea % The sho1inR made eefare q By
tha Onnfefenes aaent and Ne Beard 81
rraas AGENT, netthrr cid q Rad ths
resort of TIE OanfsfxDes agent. AL
thess tkines Wsre carefully susothertd.
and 4 report vAa nade shogseg e111
paFsial fasts e. ssuld es hesl eslsai4fe1
70 rfs iudics The eoas aR4insa Pert
rownsend II was swideat ffumG So
sanFt-frcu TIE bEfaiitug eei-catona,
and the qaeFuhons. eNrpinR sUiFss want-
fsSasd--tnat The ootset Was anything
hat fair kasfoe8 dsaiiBa. DoeA lsss .
ssarss thai uuald b promptsd b pam
Christian desire. All sofsa ct trivial
eli -ctionn we're urged, aud | wAs bed
an e one VIE hAd iEdnnsd the Confsf,
eace % entsR into . eoetFaea - falls
staasmsnts, - d uas Doe explainod
gex tie baslnsR nea e Pert TouD-
srnd atood rea8e - make ny promis.
seed n ! were that hind 81 sm2ns and
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BUReLARs AT Rsgrox.

Nsw braidsd MA cHzsrza o1rA.1.
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rHn rEoPLn OF szATrLH 70 BUILD A
DaT pOcE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-10
A Woman Tortured Nine Wears from the
IncOmpstency of physicians
Relic nj Inst

Mrs. T., n lady residing in country town in 1rdi
ana, tells the following painful story: II had taker
treatment from physicians for about nire years and
had never received any permanent relief III I'll took
your Compound. thought | never should ge wei
and cried a coed deal OF my time. year ago thi-
summer was confined TO my bed and room Tor five
months. under the doctors care at last made W
my mind IT, quit him and try our Compound. and
with what joyful re. ulll Ohi i"rl 20 glad that
tried IT and sorry that did not get no d of it nine
years ago " The foregoing il from a letter TO RS
Lydia H. Plnkham. and sufIt rers by taking her Veg
etabe Compound my escape the writer's regret fol
yeara anp Mt II homeless upOny